Deadly Computer Blog
Reddit user CTpizza23 made a farm house style sink out of walnut. It looks gorgeous, but as many of the commenters on the reddit thread mentioned, it will not last.It’s a shame that we can’t make something waterproof and still transparent, I would love to have something like this in my house one day. Though … Continued
The Japanese are pretty crazy when it comes to their wood working joinery skills. I remember reading somewhere that it’s all due to the lack of raw materials on the islands. That meant that they couldn’t use nails, or forge large iron plates to connect timber together, instead they had to come up with these … Continued
The most impressive part of this marble run is the fact that much of it is carved out of food. Look at the organic shapes made. It must have taken the guy ages to get all that detail in it. It doesn’t hurt that marble runs are just fun to watch.
James McNabb is a furniture maker, he uses a bandsaw to make these intricate city skylines out of discarded, and unusable scraps of wood. I really like the above table. Especially using the taller buildings as the legs. It’s not practical for sitting around, or putting stuff under, but it does look cool. While these … Continued
I’ve gotten flack before for posting mutilated books, do you think that would have stopped me? You’d be wrong. Here’s another example of people using books in an alternative format that I think is awesome, but other people are getting all upset over. reddit user bisnicks shared this table, which is apparently at a restaurant … Continued
Ah, woodworking, it’s really a great hobby, and business. Seeing the process of turning the trees from logs into lumber though is interesting. I think the most staggering part however is the scale of this one sawmill. Look at all those logs, and all the wood, and that’s just one. {reddit}